Alexandra Stréliski is a neoclassical composer and pianist whose music resonates through its raw sincerity, cinematic emotion, and universal appeal. With over 650 million streams worldwide, her work has established her as a major force far beyond traditional classical circles.

Her journey began with her debut album, Pianoscope (2010). Certified Gold in Canada, it marked the start of a unique trajectory, with tracks featured in Dallas Buyers Club, Demolition, and the 2014 Oscars. In 2018, INSCAPE cemented her global impact: the album went Double Platinum in Canada, reached #1 on the classical charts in over 20 countries, and won the 2020 JUNO Award for Instrumental Album of the Year.

With Néo-Romance (2023), she explores the beauty and fragility of romanticism against the backdrop of modern chaos. The album received international acclaim and led to an extensive world tour. In 2024, she performed before 100,000 spectators as a headliner at the Festival d’Été de Québec—a historic first for a neoclassical artist in a space typically dominated by pop and rock giants. That same year, she collaborated with the Orchestre Métropolitain, conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin, affirming her growing dedication to orchestral composition.

Her music has become a staple of prestige storytelling, featured in productions such as HBO’s Sharp Objects and Big Little Lies, as well as the Hugo Boss runway at New York Fashion Week.

Described by Billboard as "one of the foremost new stars in modern classical," Stréliski continues to push the boundaries of her genre. Whether on stage or in the studio, she celebrates the power of emotion with a clear mission: to remind us that the act of dreaming remains essential.

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